So many questions, and only so much time. But are they all rhetorical? What are your questions? (Please share them below!)

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If Planet of the Apes happened, what would be their preferred drink?

Would Wesley Crusher have turned out to be a loser if he wasn’t told “Shut up, Wesley!” hundreds of times as a forlorn child on that spaceship?

Did that part of The Fifth Element make any sense when they pulled massive rocks out of the blue opera singer’s stomach?

In Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade, was it Indy’s moral duty to kill Hitler at the book-burning scene? Hitler was right there holding and signing his book! Or was the moral imperative pursuit of the holy grail, to any and all ends?

If, as Emily Dickinson wrote, “Hope is the thing with feathers,” then what the hell am I supposed to make out of my cat bringing me a dead bird this morning?

What questions keep you awake at night, or even worse, during the day?

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When the heat swelters and I listen to Charlie Parker and Miles Davis on my Magnavox, my brain begins to niggle at enigmatic questions, the kind that nip and won’t leave until they take a bite.